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IJGlobal League Tables FY 2023 – steady as you go
IJGlobal today publishes the infrastructure finance league tables for the 2023 full year which achieved something close to stability when held against the previous 2 years of activity
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A new record has been set by global unlisted infrastructure funds for fundraising in the full-year 2018 with $103.6 billion raised to be deployed through equity and debt across an increasingly diverse range of assets
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In a partial replay of recent league tables, this calendar year has seen the same set of lending teams dominate the international infrastructure finance scene as two Japanese banks lead the table, with ING hot on their heels, followed by three French institutions
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The hotly-anticipated global Infrastructure Finance and Project Finance league tables for the first half of 2018 have now been published by IJGlobal.
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The hotly-anticipated global Infrastructure Finance and Project Finance league tables for the first quarter of 2018 have now been published by IJGlobal
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The last year of global infrastructure finance has witnessed a marked uptick on 2016 figures and – once late data has filtered in – could even log a step-up in activity on 2015
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As the painful decline of greenfield activity in global infrastructure finance continues, a section of the market can at least cheer a revival of capital markets deals
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During the last two decades, Mexico has enjoyed macroeconomic stability, a growing and strong peso-debt market, an open and competitive market for developers and construction companies and three governments with clear infrastructure commitments and professional teams to develop toll roads, railroads, airports and ports
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The first quarter of 2017 featured a number of high value transactions in the telecoms and energy sectors
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